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I am running FreeBSD version 2.1.0 Release...The machine has 128MB
ram...when the machine boots the memory is physically present yet the
operating system does not seem to see it...
My question is...Does FreeBSD have a memory limitation...or am I missing
something...?

Thank you...

Brian J. Schmidt